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diegolas··on The back cover of C++: The Language raises questions not answered by front cover
i judge almost everything i consume by their cover/packaging
diegolas··on Protestware for coding agents
two wrongs don't make a right situation
diegolas··on YouTube to automatically label AI-generated videos
tbh those brain rot videos pre-date AI generation, i know because my little BIL used to watch those kind of random non-stop action and movement vids in like 2020
diegolas··on Kimi K2.6: Advancing open-source coding
communism is a goal, capitalism is a stage
diegolas··on Kimi K2.6: Advancing open-source coding
the chinese read marx and decided the only way is to overcome the limitations of capitalism through saturation of its potentialities under the rule of the workers party
diegolas··on John Ternus to become Apple CEO
they're very well designed and built products, craftmanship is something else.
diegolas··on Microsoft increases Office 365 and Microsoft 365 license prices
i have an acquaintance that uses chatgpt to ask it the lotto numbers. people are definitely using the tool, the purpose may vary.
diegolas··on Microsoft increases Office 365 and Microsoft 365 license prices
op looked at their way of using the tool and assumed everyone else used it the same limited way
diegolas··on Microsoft increases Office 365 and Microsoft 365 license prices
so what is the choice? build an in-house office suite (and all the extra functionality)? use a sub-par alternative that doesn't even cover all the features?
diegolas··on No ARIA is better than bad ARIA
people've been confusing the title and alt tags since like IE4
diegolas··on How AI hears accents: An audible visualization of accent clusters
it would've been nice to be able to visualize the differences between the different accents in the spanish language, really cool tho
diegolas··on Some thoughts on LLMs and software development
> You can't make sweeping statements like this, software engineering is a large field.

that goes both ways

diegolas··on Dataminr tracked Gaza-related protests
> but i normally assume protestors get permits

can't help but find this hilarious (also not american either)

diegolas··on Coq-of-rust: Formal verification tool for Rust
should've been called roost
diegolas··on Facebook Marketplace is keeping young people on the platform
go to the feeds tab, it's all there
diegolas··on Facebook Marketplace is keeping young people on the platform
i always find it funny how ppl shit on facebook as if any other social media site was orders of magnitude better. facebook is as shitty as you make it to be. follow shit reel creators and it will be shit. get into shit awful groups and it will be shit.
diegolas··on IronCalc – Open-Source Spreadsheet Engine
chrome on a celeron laptop, barely if any lag
diegolas··on Tickets Are for Remembering
you could say the same about taking a picture of a special moment, it's a souvenir, people have been keeping things that remind them of past experiences since like forever
diegolas··on Behaviors reveal sophisticated tool use and possible “pranking” among pachyderms
i can guarantee you horses can and do annoy people for fun
diegolas··on Visual Basic 6 rebuilt in C# – complete with form designer and IDE in browser
for the same reason some people have made run doom on evrything with a bit of processing power and a display, for the funsies
diegolas··on Goodbye from a Linux Community Volunteer
no and that's exactly why those sanctions are bullshit
diegolas··on Congress fights to keep AM radio in cars
it was worth responding to i guess
diegolas··on Congress fights to keep AM radio in cars
nice to see that you have no problem seeing things from another person's POV
diegolas··on Xkcd 1425 (Tasks) turns ten years old today
the software/architecture analogy works in many other ways, some concepts on functionality, reusability and modularity are very similar, but i guess that works for any complex system created to solve a user-specific problem
diegolas··on Linux: We need tiling desktop environments
sounds like a really niche requirement to make such a strong statement. if there are no more tiling desktop environments it is because there are not enough users for them to be in such demand.
diegolas··on Show HN: I Made a Website for Problems
HN does exactly what OP wants tho? view as guest view/comment/vote as registered user
diegolas··on Kim Dotcom's extradition to the U.S. given green light by New Zealand
that's hardcore
diegolas··on The Dying Web
reading this from chrome
diegolas··on Cyber Scarecrow
well... yes, that's what trust means
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